We just received a printed copy of “Stone Carving for the Rising Sun: A History of the Japanese Replicas of the Salamancan University Façade and New Cathedral Nativity Portal“, an article I’ve written about a very singular project in which my dad took part. During the mid-90s, the Plateresque buildings in my hometown were reproduced …
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Umphang district: a misty frontier Umphang is Thailand’s most remote district; it is accessible only by the scenic but tortuous Route 1090. The area is so difficult to reach that it remain as a stronghold of Thailand’s communist insurgence until the 1980’s. Its most notable touristic attraction, the Thi Lo Su Waterfalls, was ignored by …
Since 2015, Project 189 Bangkok has hosted several multi-disciplinary artists in residence and exhibitions, such as Philipp Bünger (DE), Tiane Doan Na Champansak (FR), Nana Chen (TW), Mark Emblem (UK), Susanne Bonowicz (DE), Sonia Hamza (FR), Harriet Murray & Neil Taylor (UK), Gabriele Harhoff (DE) and João Viana (AO). Project 189 Bangkok will take part …
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Since 2015, Project 189 Bangkok has hosted several multi-disciplinary artists in residence and exhibitions, such as Philipp Bünger (DE), Tiane Doan Na Champansak (FR), Nana Chen (TW), Mark Emblem (UK), Susanne Bonowicz (DE), Sonia Hamza (FR), Harriet Murray & Neil Taylor (UK), Gabriele Harhoff (DE) and João Viana (AO). Ring“Tones”, an Experimental Playground by the …
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Straight from Hong Kong, “NuDD Drink and Draw” session are coming to the misty Chinatown of Bangkok. In Baan Rin Naam, an unmissable venue, we hold a number of life drawing sessions with splendid, inspiring models from Brazil, Ukraine and Hong Kong. NuDD a new short of event created by Hat Yat Sing in Hong …
The exhibition “Beautiful Jailing: Tales of Extreme Density in the Pearl River Delta”, featuring some selected Hong Kong and Macau artists, was opened in Soi Nana, Chinatown, on 3rd of March of 2019. It was curated by architect Paco Garcia Moro and funded by Design Trust Foundation Hong Kong. “Beautiful Jailing” featured the works regarding …
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